In general, literate programs combine source and program documentation in a single file. Literate programming tools then parse the file to produce either compilable source or readable documentation. The Web style of literate programming was created by D.E. Knuth during the development of his TeX typesetting software.

Now you can write your OPL program in EPOC Word, put some pictures in, and format it nicely for program documentation. Afterward, you can run it through PSINOWEB to produce OPL text files. Those files can be directly compiled by the OPL translator later on.

PSINOWEB is free and comes with full source code. It's written in pure OPL, so it runs directly on any EPOC platform.

Even if you're not into literate programming, the source code of PSINOWEB might be interesting for those wanting to read information via OPL from EPOC Word files without resorting to any OPXs. Note: This program is compatible with Ericsson MC218, netBook, Geofox One, Series 5/5mx, and Series 7.

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